The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-09
Personal and Society.

Hon. ". D. Foulke was in the city last night.
Miss Anna Lou Calls, of Martinsville, is Wis
ting her sister, Miss Lizzie Calls.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Thayer, who is to be deputy
Treasurer of State, arrived from Chicago yester-
day.
Mrs. Geo. r. Talbot is expected home from
Minneapolis Saturday, after an absence of
several weeks
Rev. Reuben Jeffrey will return from Cincin-
natl this morning Mr.. Jeffrey preached in that
city on Sunday.
Miss Blanche Webb of Evansville, is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. W. G. Lynn, on North
Meridian street
MIR. Fred lowering. of Lafayette, we'll kaown
in this CITY, has gone to Hot Springs for severe
rheumatic troubles.
Miss Jennie Hesse will return to-day from La
fayette, where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Emma Clarke
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Hamilton, of near Carlisle,
Pa, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. P. B. Pat
ton, for a few weeks
DR.. o. j. r. Hanna formerly of the Surgical
Institute of this city, is the proprietorso SAN
tarium at Jackson Mich
| Mrs. S. o. Pickens and children, who have
| been spending several days at Spencer are ex-
| pected home the last of the week
| Capt. J. A. Lemcke, Treasurer elect, is in the
| city. ready to assume office. He will move his
| family here about the first of April
u. ~. OE MONIES,
who have been spending few days with friends
| here, left last night for their home.
| Mr.. A. W. johnson yesterday sold his North
| Illinois-street residence to Mr.. Alex Heron
Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, for
| $1,000
Mrs. W. D. Porter and Mrs Hattie and Mary
| Atkins returned from Cincinnati yesterday,
where they went to attend Booth performance
| on Saturday.
Mrs. Hammond, wife of Ex-Governor Ham
| mond, who has been visiting in this city for sew
| eral weeks will return to her home in Denver,
| Col, this week.
/ Mr. H. Barbee, of Columbus, has been called
to the city by the serious illness of his brother
who sswith their sister, Mrs. Anderson, No. 9o3
| North Illinois street.
! Mr.. Charles B. Lands, city editor Of the I.o-
| gansport Journal was in the city last night He
| says that he has not purchased the Delphi Jour
nal as reported in Washington dispatch and
has idea of doing
W. r. Hogshre, prominent citizen of Leba-
| non, we'll known in this city, died at his resi-
dence one mile south of Lebanon yesterday
morning. He was at one time engaged in The
| boot and shoe business in this city, and figured
extensively in Marion county politics about
| the closing of the He was radical
| Democrat. He owned large farm in Boone
county. and has resided there for severa
| years.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Grand Hotel: Isaiah Cartright, ]. N. Bonhuu
w. S. Brannam, Hartford City; John L. Della
hunt, Jeffersonviile; John N. Breen 5 Loogootee
G. NJ. Sanford, Cleveland; J. W. Liston, j. Fl
Shivey John W. O'Hara Bunker Hill: C. w
Cunningham. Charlottesville; w. Hibbits. Nun
Gle; V. n Huvck. Albany; D. L. Anderson
Greencastle; w. B. Brnnton. Tuscola; N
Crooke. Bedford; William Fleming and wife
Fort Wayne; Benz. Crane Charlottesville; PER-,
Turner, Lewisburg Frank j. Hill, Rush Vile
Phil Wiki jr., Logansport James D. Parvin, j
A. Lemcke. Evansville; D. l.. Thomas, Rush
vile; T. D. Huff. Bloomfield; T. G. Donnell and
wife, Franklin; John Overmyer, North Vernon